26 in. x 12 ft. Polycarbonate Roofing Panel in Clear

I added these to the pergola over our rear deck and it works out perfect. We have some vines that require some sunlight, so the clear roof was a perfect fit. I ended up adding a gutter to one end as well. Overall, I am really please with how it came out.

Product as described, easy to work with

An employee helped us by showing a project he did, and we were sold, as we were deciding between plastic and metal, the metal ones are 5 week wait, three ended up working out better because they allow light with the same shade as if they were solid so was a nice choice and easy to install

It is very clear and is sturdy.

The Suntuf panel system was perfect for putting a roof on my wife's pergola that's used for plant potting and storage. The panels were easy to handle and cut and they also bend. The roof contour was raised in the center and then sloped to each end by 3" in about 5'. That's sufficient to handle any rain and to stop leaves and other debris from building up. The roof project was a total success.

Fantastic!!!! I had actually purchased and installed panels from a competitor. After less than a week the panels were discolored and so badly warped I was forced to remove them and replaced them with the Suntuf brand. My regret is that I didn’t start with Suntuf from the onset of project. The polycarbonate is flexible, but strong and corrugation is easy to work with. Extremely pleased with quality of materials, pricing and ease of use.

Simple to install leakfree

Download the instruction manual from the Suntuf/Palram website before you purchase, read all the instructions carefully, and use their material calculator. Some parts have to be ordered on Home Depot website. Easy to work with and looks great.

This is a VERY labor intensive product as each screw has to be predrilled and my project was 24x16 lean to car port, and we used 500 screws just for the roof panels! Another 300 to put up the plastic supports under it. Use one drill that has a clutch for the screws as they have to be set just right and another drill for pre drilling the hole. You need to use special rubber washer screws for the install (available at HD). I needed a wall connector that is available only thru the HD website, it is made with a 3/8in masonry lip (for brick work) at the top, that as far as I can tell, needs to be cut off so the unit can sit flush against the wall. The instructions and video on line really don't show the closeup of this connection nor how to do it. My friend who is a contractor ended up cutting off this lip, screwing it in first (pre drilling) then putting sticky backed pre flashing on the wall and the connector, then attached a J channel on top of it for the vinyl siding then attached the plastic wall connector flashing and lastly slid the roof panel under the wall connector. Trying to do the wall connector flashing after the whole roof was done seemed dangerous, as working on a sheet of plywood on a 4-12 pitch roof would just slide off the roof. My friend worked from the ground on a ladder thru the roof joists and 2x4 cross members, it was VERY tight and only skinny folks will fit! LOL! I did most of my roof in white and used 2 clear 12 foot panels like skylights. Looking back now I would not have bothered with the clear as the white is quite translucent and lets in a lot of light. The white stays quite cool under the blazing sun. Make sure you install the panels with the label up as there is a UV protective coating on only the label side and it only works when facing up to the sun. If you liked this review please check the helpful box. Thanks, MikeTheReviewer.

Just installed the strips, blocks the sun fairly well and seems to be very durable. Waiting for first winds and rain to see how well the clear sheets handle the weather..Easy to install, used cross boards on top of sheets to walk on top while installing and roofing was not damaged .